Delivering sharp, short blows to the surface of the chest:
a. Auscultation
b. Percussion
c. Stridor
d. Rales
e. Expectoration
B
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A) procedures. B) body movements. C) patient interactions. D) lifting tasks.
A client with persistent, primary hypertension remains apathetic about his high blood pressure, stating "I don't feel sick, and it doesn't seem to be causing me any problems that I can tell." How could the nurse best respond to this client's statement?
A) "Actually, high blood pressure makes you very susceptible to getting diabetes in the future." B) "That's true, but it's an indicator that you're not taking very good care of yourself." C) "You may not sense any problems, but it really increases your risk of heart disease and stroke." D) "You're right, but it's still worthwhile to monitor it in case you do develop problems."
Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding secondary syphilis?
A. Signs and symptoms appear 3-6 weeks after the first lesion appears. B. It is characterized by a rash typically found on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. C. A person is not contagious because of the absence of lesions. D. This stage involves mild flulike symptoms.
________ are pigmented epidermal cells that produce a dark brown or black pigment
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word